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What Empaths Become After a Lifetime of Giving - Carl Jung

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What really happens to empaths after decades of giving without receiving?According to Carl Jung, lifelong selflessness doesn’t break the empath — it transforms them. This video explores Jung’s psychology of compensation, shadow integration, and individuation to reveal how the lifetime giver evolves into a psychologically sovereign, discerning, and powerful individual. Once you understand this transformation, you’ll never see empaths the same way again.

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20 Comments

@olly8 7 months ago

Hard earned knowledge = wisdom.
Thank you for explaining this.
Peace ☮️

@lindaj171 7 months ago

So true. I'm about to turn 70 and for the last 12 years have been slowly divesting myself of family members and others who not only cannot show gratitude (a simple 'thanks') when you go out of your way for them, some actually act like they're doing you a favour by allowing you to do them a favour. I wish them all well, but I also wish them out of the rest of my time spent in this lifetime. Some of them have been friends for decades but, I must say, I don't miss them. What I profoundly miss is my Twin Flame husband who crossed over 10 years ago. Fortunately he finds many ways (often humorous) to let me know he's close by and operating as an 'unseen support'. The few friends/family I have left . . . are Golden. ☀ Thanks for posting this.

@Nitecrow314 7 months ago

I don't need to ' love ' myself. I don't need validation from anyone.

@lancelotdufrane 7 months ago

I gave…… for 40yrs. Now? I’m the so calm. I did my best. No regrets. Whatever comes, I’m ready. We can only RIDE the waves of this place. That done, a life well lived.

@beautypablotamarini7315 7 months ago

Me
Since kid

@CaraMasterson 7 months ago

Yup that's me completely whole !!

@Simontolivar 7 months ago

0 debt but 0 retirement fund apart from the pension. Price for being an aggressive sacrificer.

@123playland 7 months ago

Giving in love is for yourself ❤

@CynthiaLittmath-h8w 7 months ago

Other people call this stupidity. But the Father in Heaven will watch over them.

@tedcrothall5298 7 months ago

Thank you for this information from C Jung. This has shown me the distance I have travelled and reached a destination I wasn't self aware of. 75 yrs the knowledge and understanding of life is now in perspective. I have so much more to learn on my journey until my life ends in this form.

@garypaterson2794 7 months ago

We receive by giving without asking for anything 🤠🙏

@michaelpatterson5385 7 months ago

An 'ah ha' moment. I have used the term 'energy vampire' for years. Do not know if I heard it, read it somewhere or just intuitively realized it as a thing. What I do know is my inate ability to recognize those individuals and give them a wide berth. They deplete all those around them, with or without recognizing it.
Thank you again for another inciteful video. Another moment of clarity.

@mikkyonin 7 months ago

i am 50 and have bieng helping and protecting others for al mij life , 1 thing i now is that when its time to go i wel have no regrets to look back to,

@evelynreedwallage8012 7 months ago (edited)

I love my growth 🎉❤
And im Free❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

@criticalmass5402 7 months ago

This was fascinating. I got there due to a volcanic change in life circumstances and a massive sudden increase in demands on me from thirsty vampires. It just happened on a certain day that I forensically took a scalpel to all those relationships and cut them out. It was like cutting myself out of a concrete casing that had held me for years. I can't describe the peace, completeness and contentment that resulted with zero guilt or looking back.

@LynneHarrison-gg5ix 1 month ago

I gave for 55 years and only realised that it was not reciprocated last year. I’m divorcing my husband of 47 years and re-evaluating relationships with my 2 sons. They come up wanting, as one sided as their father, in my relationship with them. At 72 I have restarted my own life. I know I’m strong but it’s as devastating as a family death. Only the hope of a better future keeps me moving forward.

@reetvahesalu5790 4 weeks ago (edited)

My elder years are becoming my Best Life 🌱🌱🌱🎵🎶🎨💕🪂🐠💦🪽 warmth, comfort, playfulness brings me unity.

@mcpDiane 5 months ago

My husband passed away suddently 7 years ago after 48 years of marriage.
l am letting go of all the roles I carried for decades, detaching from who I have been : the empath with no boundaries..
Aging is filled with enough challenges and there is nothing left of me to give to others.
Moving on alone on an unknown Road with an empty backpack, tired but Free!

@cindyetzel2415 7 months ago

Definitely on this path, been extracting the ferals since 2010 now 72, growing more in my peace. And intergrating empath and HSP. It's an interesting journey of awareness.